How can I collect money after the judgment in an eviction case in Texas?

The basic collection procedures available at the justice court level are an Abstract of Judgment, Writ of Execution, and Writ of Possession. For a small fee, our eviction experts at Texas Evictions can help you secure all three in no time. However, if you would like to take more aggressive steps toward collecting your judgment, we advise you to get in touch with an attorney whose legal function includes collecting debt.

So you got a judgment, a piece of paper.
It says that your tenant's supposed to pay
you. Surprise, they don't. How do you
collect on this thing? What do you do?
Where do you go? Who do you pay? These are
all questions that come up frequently at
Texas Eviction. So the simple answer is,
you need to abstract your judgment,
and you need to go get a writ of
execution to collect from your tenant.
A competent eviction service
can help you with both of those.
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